Sheikh Hasina gave up a seat

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will now choose a seat. He gave up one of his seats. Jatiya Sangsad Speaker Shirin Sharmin Chowdhury will contest the polls in his constituency.

The decision was made on Thursday night on Thursday. It is found in a list of Awami League on Friday morning, instead of Sheikh Hasina in the Rangpur-6 constituency, Shirin Sharmin will be the candidate there.

The Prime Minister decided to vote in two seats. The two seats are Gopalganj-3, Rangpur -6. He submitted the nomination papers for the two seats. Meanwhile, Shirin Sharmin also submitted nomination papers to Awami League candidate for Rangpur-6 constituency.

As a result, Sheikh Hasina is casting a seat for the first time this time. In all elections since 1991, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has contested elections in more than one constituency.

Today's list of Awami League found that Shirin Sharmin has been named as Awami League's candidate in Rangpur-6 constituency.

The Awami League sources say that the Prime Minister will choose a seat (Gopalganj-3).

In addition to the Rangpur-6 constituency, two candidates have been nominated - the Awami League has finalized the single candidate in 16 seats. Those who are ultimately elected Awami League candidates in the 16 seats, are Nizam Uddin Jalil, Natore-1 Shahidul Islam, Narail BM Kabirul Haque, Barguna-1 Dhirendra Debnath, Patuakhali-2, Aso Firoze, Tangail-2, Naogaon-5 seats. Tanvir Hasan (Small Monir), Jamalpur-1 Abul Kalam Azad, Jamalpur-5M Muzaffar Hossain, Kishoreganj-1 Syed Ashraful Islam, Dhaka-5 Habibur Rahman Mollah, Dhaka-5 Haji Mohammad. Selim, Dhaka-17 Akbar Hossain Pathan (Farooq), Chandpur-1, Mohiuddin Khan Alamgir, Chandpur-2, Nurul Amin, Chandpur-4 Muhammad Shafiqur Rahman, Laxmipur-3A K Mim Shahjahan Kamal.